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Michael Nielsen > wrote:
>In denmark I normally buy huge chunks of beef fillet ( entrecote, new >york cut) and carve them into steaks myself and toss them in the >freezer. That way I get it for like 15-25$ per kg. >In the Co-op (Davis, CA) I have to pay 18$ per pound for steaks, so I >was wondering where I can buy the 3-4 kg chunk of it and carve it >myself and thus get it cheaper? Locally (NorCal) Whole foods sells this cut, calling it a "New York Roast". It is indeed several dollars per pound less than the identical cut sliced into New York steaks. I have seen it for as low as $10/lb but it is usually more like $15. Steve |
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